Charis Johnson, LifeClicks, LLC, and 12daily Pro

On March 1, 2006, the SEC obtained permanent injunctions and
other relief against Charis Johnson, and her companies, 12daily Pro and
LifeClicks, LLC, in connection with an alleged internet-based offering fraud
and Ponzi scheme. The
SEC also obtained assets freezes against StormPay, Inc., EMO Corp., e-gold Ltd,
and Bank of America. According to the complaint, the defendants fraudulently
raised more than $50 million from over 300,000 investors worldwide. The
defendants promised investors returns of 12% per day for a term of 12 days for agreeing
to “auto-surf” 12 advertiser websites per day. The SEC claimed that, in
reality, 95% of investor returns were financed directly from the “principal” payments
of new investors. For more information about the SEC’s action, you can read Litigation
Release No.19579 (Feb.
27, 2006).

The Court also appointed Gilardi & Co. LLC as Distribution Agent. Gilardi completed the
distribution in 2009, sending out approximately 20,000 checks to defrauded
investors. If you have a question about the distribution, you can send an
email to secv12dailypro@classactmail.com
or call (415) 461-0410. For more information about distribution, you can visit Gilardi’s website.